It looks like there is a chance for another round of severe weather tonight and into Thursday morning for Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Yup. More. via GIPHY Yeah, dude. Who ever you are. (anyone know where that is from?) From the SPC A wavy warm front was drawn across southwestern OK and extreme north-central TX (reinforced by outflow in those… Read more →
Once you get PyCharm installed, it is time to start your first project! Select the Virtual Environment tab, using python 3.6 (or similar). We may have to re-visit this depending on how things go. Once that is done, click “Create.” Your screen should look like this now! But now we have to check some things to make sure everything went… Read more →
Remember back in December and January when it just kept raining. Just raining and raining and raining. And we all complained, in Mississippi, ‘where is the sun?” we asked. I will never complain about repetitive rounds of rain again. Okay, with that said, there is a chance for more severe weather on Sunday. This round of storms will be a… Read more →
It may feel like Groundhog Day in a sense. Severe weather is again looking like a possibility as we head through Sunday afternoon and evening across the Pine Belt. But there are some differences between this time and last weekend’s record-setting severe weather. The data that is the most sticking-out-like-a-sore-thumb to meteorologists is that this weekend’s the overall setup isn’t… Read more →
As always, a reminder that I am not a doctor, nor am I a medical profesional. I do mathematics and statistics for a living. These posts are an attempt to give a plain-English update to the COVID-19 outbreak, grab the research behind some of the headlines, and present it all in an easy to digest way. Again, I am not… Read more →
